The Arizona champion., 1887-07-30
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 Order your screen doors of Woods & Callen.
 Ralph Cameron was in town dur ing the week.
 i, Fresh butter every week, at J, C.. Stewart's.
 We arc having warm days but de lightfully cool nights,
 The best teas and coffees in town, at l. G. Stewards
 ]. F. Daggs has returned from his long visit to Phenix.
 Six prisoners, at Yuma, were par doned by the governor last week,
 All kinds of fresh fruit at J. G. Stewards.
 If you want nice, easy cot made go to Woods & Callen tor it.
 There is not a man idle in Flagstaff who is not idle from choice.
 A good family cook can hear of a situation by applying at this office. ' MT. and Mrs. W. s. Gray have added another boy to the population of Flagstaff.
 Flagstaff will see a buster time in the next three months than 1t has ever known before.
 The A. & P, railroad company laid down another track in front of Rail road avenue this week.
 There will be a game of base ball tomorrow between "Flags,aF' and a picked nine from town.
 Orders received from along the A. X P. road Tor screen doors promptly filled by Woods & Callen.
 G. W. Gortou, manager of the Waters cattle company, cIme up from Wlnslow last Monday.
 Woods & Callen make and repair all kinds of furniture al thelr shop, east end of Railroad avenne.
 The Mohave MIser says, Mrs. G. w BeeCher and family will spend the next thTec months In Flagstaff.
 W. O. Huson is prepared to do all kinds of jewelry and watch repairing, m the ArIZona Central Bank building.
 It you contemplate building, call on Woods x Callen and obtain their estimate. Material furnished if de ssed.
 Mrs. Jesse M. Wheelock, of Albu querque, has returned home from her visit to Mrs. C. w. Kennedy, Of this town.
 The pony race at Mo rmon Dairy last Sunday was won by Ike Duffn's "Sheep," beating Jas. Winningham's "Rats" by 20 feet.
 Ii your witch is out of order or your jewelry needs repairing, take il to W.O Huson, in the Arizona Gen. tral Bank building,
 Fifty men working at track laying around the place where we hope to have depot some day, made things look lively on Monday last,
 A freight train was wrecked this morning near the spur about 6 miles west of here. Ten cars were ditched and the track badly torn up, but no one was hurt.
 If you want fine picture, imperial promenade or vignette cabinet call on Erwin Baer at his gallery and he will give you fine work in the high est style of the art.
 A fine stock of saddlery and har. ness will be found at w. $. Gray's, on San Francisco avenue. Expert workmen make all kinds of saddles and leather work, in first class style. Thomas McMillan, one of our great sheep men is building an i'm mepse structure on his ranch about two miles north of town, large enough and strong enough for feudal castle.
 Dr. Wm. A. Olms,ead, physician and surgeon, has his office in the Bank of Flagstaff, where he will be pleased to attend at any hour of the day or night, those desiring his servi. ces.
 For artistic shaving and hair cut. ting or genuine sea foam shampoo which thoroughly cleans the scalp, go to the St. Julian Barber shop, on Railroad avenue, E. A. St, Clair, proprietor.
 The boiler, in the engine room, a, w. W. Hills saw mill, near Belmont, blew up, about 2 o'clock on Thurs day afternoon. No person was injur. ed as no one was near to the boiler at the time.
 On Monday morning the welcome sound of the whistle will be heard from the Arizona Lumber company's mill. The mill that has been brought in from Rogers Lake will be ready for operation.
 E. A. St, Clair has closed up his barber shop in the San Juan, and has added another chair to his shop, re. gently purchased from J. L. Cotton, which has been named the St. Iulian. This is now the only barber shop on she A. & P, railroad that has three chairs.